iXBRL tagging for group companies
Consolidated accounts and multi-entity filings, tagged consistently across every company in the group.
Multiple entities, consistent treatment
Group structures multiply the tagging surface: each subsidiary's standalone accounts need their own correctly mapped filing, and consolidated group accounts bring further taxonomy elements — intercompany eliminations, non-controlling interests, and goodwill on consolidation among them.
What we handle
- Each subsidiary's standalone Companies House accounts and CT600, tagged individually
- Consolidated financial statements where the parent prepares them
- Consistent tagging conventions applied across every entity in the group
Where this sits in our pricing
Group filings are typically volume-priced — see our bulk tagging tier, or if your group's accounting is managed through a practice, our accounting firms page may be the better fit.
Frequently asked questions
Do we need to file each subsidiary separately?
Yes — each subsidiary that's a UK-registered company files its own Companies House accounts and, if HMRC has issued a notice, its own CT600, even where a parent also files consolidated accounts.
Can you tag several group entities at once?
Yes — send us the group's accounts together and we'll quote a consolidated price reflecting the volume, with consistent tagging conventions applied across every entity.
Do intermediate holding companies need to file too?
Generally yes, if they're UK-registered companies — an intermediate holding company with no trading activity still has the same Companies House filing obligation as any other company. See our dormant companies page if it's not trading.
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